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Behavioral Ecology Vol. 12 No. 3: 261-264
© 2001 International Society for Behavioral Ecology


Hamilton Symposium

W. D. Hamilton and the evolution of sociality

David C. Queller

Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Rice University, PO Box 1892, Houston, TX 77251-1892, USA

Address correspondence to D.C. Queller. E-mail: queller@rice.edu .

Bill Hamilton was always at his best in small groups, and I would like to open and close my reflections with some thoughts generated by two small scientific meetings that Bill Hamilton attended. I was not present at the first meeting, in Tvarminne, Finland, but a photograph from the meeting made an impression on me. In the foreground stood Pekka Pamilo, the organizer of the meeting, with a rather worried expression on his face. In the background was Bill Hamilton, skating across the ice. Bill had brought his ice skates, intent on taking every advantage of this visit to the north. It turned out, however, that the ice was quite thin, so the organizers attempted to dissuade Bill. They made a general request that speakers at the meeting should please not attempt any ice skating, at least until after they had delivered their talks. Bill followed the letter of this . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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